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๐Ÿงต 2 ways to get FREE electricity (that you can build yourself)

Anonymous No. 16579395

Let me show you not one but TWO ways you can get free electricity. I'm not selling you anything, by the way, you should be able to build either of these by yourself with stuff you buy from your local hardware store.

First one is just a simple way to apply inertia-based optimizations to a generator so when you connect it to an electric motor, the generator will produce more electricity than what is necessary to keep the motor going, a.k.a. free electricity.

https://artiesays8.wordpress.com/2025/02/08/using-inertia-based-optimizations-to-improve-the-performance-of-a-generator/

The second uses gravity and fluid dynamics to create a perpetual motion machine that can be connected to a generator for free electricity.

https://youtu.be/T6fK8EcFizI

If you're good with mechanics/electronics, you should be able to build either of them for less than $100 and get as much electricity as you'll ever need in your whole house for free.

Anonymous No. 16579400

nobody cares retard

Anonymous No. 16579428

The absolute state of sci
lmao

Anonymous No. 16579459

>>16579395
>Utilizing gravity
Whopping 10N per kilogram, can it even charge a phone if it fills room in house?

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Anonymous No. 16579462

>>16579395

Anonymous No. 16579465

>>16579395
you have invented a perpetuum mobile of the first kind? amazing.

Anonymous No. 16579521

>>16579428
It's a bot, it has been spamming this for months, maybe years now.

Anonymous No. 16579595

>>16579521
I am a regular here for many years and this is the first time I see this particular shit.

Anonymous No. 16579777

>>16579395
Those don't work. If you want free electricity then just NEET in your mom's house or steal a solar panel.

bodhi No. 16579788

>>16579395
https://www.google.com/search?q=nitonol+generator

https://www.google.com/search?q=rodin+coi

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Stop guessing start learning No. 16579804

>>16579395
Free electricity?

1. Violates thermodynamics
2. Violates conservation of energy

Anonymous No. 16581087

>>16579804
Good job proving the sun can't exist.

Anonymous No. 16581154

>>16581087
low entropy bruh

Anonymous No. 16582171

>>16579395
This actually works. But it's not "free electricity" because of mechanical wear (no free lunch)